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One of the most exciting parts of my time on the island of Maui was
a snorkling trip to Molokini Crater. Below is the track that my Sony
GPS unit captured of the trip.
The water at Molokini Crater is some of the clearest found in the world
and is great for snorkling, but the real treat on this trip happened as
part of the boat trip to Lanai. Due to rough waters we were forced to
divert our trip from Lanai to an alternate location on Maui. On the
way, we spotted two young humpback whales. If you look at the map
above, I've noted the location of the whale spotting.
Further along on the trip, we were greeted by a bottlenose dolphin that surfed the bow wave of our boat for a little while.
In addition to the pic above, I was able to capture a little bit of video.
Ten days in paradise, and I'll be packing light. Other than a few shirts and pairs of shorts, I'm taking my W80, GPS-CS1K, and laptop. I'll be uploading lots of great pics in the next couple weeks, so check back. Aloha.
I've got quite an active fall/winter lined up. Getting married. Going on a couple of trips. Looking forward to testing out Sony's new photo products, including the new GPS unit. No more scouting online maps trying to figure out where I took pictures!
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Sunday will be Easter, a time to reflect on who we put our faith in. We celebrate Easter as the day our Lord came out of the grave so all who believe can have eternal life.
For those who don't believe in the resurrection, Easter Sunday, like any other Sunday, Monday or Tuesday, is just another day. For all of us who believe, it is a special day, a day that renews our hope and gives us peace. Easter always reminds me of my childhood days when we gathered at Grandma's house for a special dinner and hunting eggs with the cousins. It was always a nice day. I also remember when my children were young and how I loved to see them get their Easter baskets filled with goodies. We always went to church and then spent a couple of hours at my parents' home in Manila and then my husband's parents' home in Dell. They hunted eggs at both homes. I don't know when rabbits and colored eggs came into the day, but I don't think it hurts the children to enjoy an egg hunt. I have hidden my share of eggs on the outside and the inside when it is raining. When we had to come inside because of the weather, we were always careful to make sure all of the eggs were accounted for at the end of the hunt. Most people today go with plastic eggs, and that is good, because real eggs are expensive and if you need a lot, plastic is more economical. Also, if we use the real eggs we have to worry about them going bad if out in the sun too long. We still dye a few real ones for the grandkids to hide. I have never been a creative person. My steps includes: put the colored tablets in the plastic containers, pour in the hot water, drop in a capful of vinegar, drop the eggs in, take them out and you have pastel colored eggs. I love the egg wraps -- I don't even have to mess with the dye. Just boil the water, put the egg in the wrap and drop it in, take it out and like magic, the wrap shrinks around the egg. Wraps are hard to find and everyone else in the family wants to dye the eggs before they are wrapped so it kind of defeats my purpose. My grandchildren enjoy using pencils/stencils to write or draw on the eggs, using two or three colors on one egg, adding stickers, glitter, and other decorating tools. Easter is a special day and I hope everyone takes time from their busy cooking and egg hunts to remember why we celebrate Easter. I am sure some people will disagree with me, but I also know there are a lot of people who know what Easter is all about -- and I am not referring to new Easter shoes. |
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Nevertheless, we did make it in to Nicaragua, and thus are steadily working our way down through Central America (albeit at a much slower rate than anticipated - there is always too much to see and do!). Our first stop was in small town called Estel� where we heard about the Reserva Natural Miraflor in the mountains to the north. "Of course, the road is not very good" said the helpful young se�orita in the tourism office "you'll need a 4WD vehicle". As you probably realize by now, the Channers are always game for a challenge, so in spite of not having 4WD off we set - after all, it's still dry season so the road can't be all that bad.
We climbed steadily out of town, and soon we were driving through what seemed to be a petrified forest as all the trees were heavily draped with spanish moss - at times, it was almost as if we were on a tour of Universal Film Studios in Hollywood. We eventually left all traces of civilization behind us, and the road got steeper and rougher, and at 5,000 ft the views ahead revealed nothing but mountains, mountains.....and more mountains. Never mind, we're sure to be there soon, and it's still an hour until sunset. That was when the rain started.......
At about that time we discovered a little known fact about Nicaragua (one that both the guide book and the tourism office had neglected to mention) - road signs are an extremely rare commodity! So there we were in the dark, slithering around in the mud on a rock-strewn road, not having the slightest clue where we were headed. Well, as we said previously, if we didn't expect a few adventures on this trip we should have taken a five star package tour or stayed home and watched the Discovery channel! About then we decided to do what any sensible person in a VW Camper Van does when all else fails - pull off the road onto a relatively level spot, pop the roof, slip a disc into the CD player, and cook dinner.
Despite raining all night, the next morning dawned bright and sunny. We soon discovered that in fact we had taken all the right forks in the road, and were in the middle of the very beautiful forested reserve area. After some hiking and exploring, we pressed on through the mountains and then came down through some remote villages where horses seemed to be the main mode of transport, and finally reached a very potholed, tarmac road at the small town of Jinotega. This used to be a prosperous coffee marketing centre, but was devastated by Hurricane Mitch in 1998 and has since been further ravaged economically by the drastic drop in world coffee prices. The small coffee farmers here earn between 25 and 40 cents of the $10 that you pay for a pound of coffee in the supermarket, for an average annual income of $500. If you buy certified fair-traded coffee you'll be giving these farmers a major break as they then receive up to $2 per pound, and can earn over $2,000 a year. Something to think about as you sip your next $3.50 latte at Starbucks! Jinotega was also a major centre of resistance to the Somoza regime, and the heavy fighting of the Sandinista revolution is still reflected in large murals in the town plaza. Fortunately, there are no murals portraying the shenanigans of the politicians of various stripes since then.
The road between Jinotega and the next town of Matagalpa is reputed to be one of the prettiest in Nicaragua. Colourful roadside stands were bursting at the seams with a wide array of flowers and vegetables, and the surrounding valleys were lush and green. We stopped for a break at the Selva Negra coffee plantation, established in the 1880s by German immigrants, which is now famous for its innovative organic production techniques, ecological rainforest conservation, and diversification into agri-tourism.
After a quick stop in Le�n to check out the colonial architecture of the previous capital, we headed to Managua. Although we have managed to avoid most of the crowded and dirty capital cities of Central America so far, this time we were paying a visit to one of Sharon's cousins who is Project Director of a CIDA-funded MEDA sesame project. We were rewarded with a nice family evening with Robert and Lisa and their four children - swapping development stories and munching on pizza. We stayed in Managua only long enough to explore the original downtown area abandoned after a devastating earthquake in 1972, which now has an eerie ghost-town atmosphere. The city has subsequently developed in a decentralized, sprawling fashion and is almost devoid of a typical city skyline, but is dotted with revolutionary statues.
Our next destination was Granada, another major colonial city, beautifully located on the shore of Lago de Nicaragua. Not too many campsites in this neck of the woods, so when we discovered a small guest house called "Another Night in Paradise", how could we resist!


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Newark, NJ (August 1, 2014) – Popular welterweight Michael "Slick" Anderson of Newark will look to add another victory to his ledger when he faces hardcore veteran Rogelio Castaneda Saturday, August 9 in the eight round main event of "Lights Out" at the Parsippany Police Athletic League in Parsippany, NJ. "Lights Out" is promoted by All Out Promotions and Edmonds ... Read More »
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Gunn Jr back in action August 9!
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Douglas Targets World title in Fall!
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Melson Injures Rotator Cuff; Tapia Fight Off!
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AND STILL: Nelson retains title in Baltimore
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Anderson Headlines July 19 in Parsippany, NJ!
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Briggs Headlines, Morrison Featured Saturday in OKC!
Oklahoma City, OK (June 24, 2014) – Former heavyweight champion Shannon "The Cannon" Briggs looks to get back in the title hunt when he faces former WBO Latino titlist Raphael Zumbano Love Saturday evening in the main event of HD Boxing's "Cathedral Rumble" at Remington Park in Oklahoma City. A limited number of tickets for "Cathedral Rumble" are still available ... Read More »
The Next Level: Melson excited to challenge Tapia July 26 at The Garden!
New York, NY (June 20, 2014) – Like every other prizefighter around the globe, junior middleweight Captain Boyd "Rainmaker" Melson's dreamed of competing in big bouts and making the most money possible; albeit for different reasons. By now, the cause Melson fights for is well documented. As the co-founder of Team Fight to Walk who was an integral part of ... Read More »
Pound for Pound star Nelson to defend World Title vs Woods 6/28!
Baltimore, MD (June 10, 2014) – Undefeated multi-division world champion Tori "Sho Nuff" Nelson will defend her WIBA welterweight belt against longtime contender Nicole Woods Saturday, June 28 in the main event a Ponytail Promotions card at the Du Burns Arena. $30 general admission, $50 floor seats, $75 VIP seats and $750 VIP tables of 10 are available by calling ... Read More »
Trifecta: Gunn Jr scores third straight first round blowout
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Gunn Jr excited for Garden State Debut!
Hackensack, NJ (May 23, 2014) – 18-year-old prospect Bobby Gunn Jr. spent most of his life in and around the Garden State's boxing scene. Between preparing for his bouts, mimicking his father in the gym as a youngster and appearing ringside at countless fights, Gunn Jr's a familiar local face. Interestingly enough, he's never fought in New Jersey as a ... Read More »
Baltimore Boxing to host "Snap Crackle & Pop" May 31!
Baltimore, MD (May 17, 2014) – Jake "The Snake" Smith's Baltimore Boxing Promotions returns to the Myers Pavilion Saturday, May 31 for "Snap Crackle & Pop". An Olympic-style boxing card sponsored by Rew Materials, advance tickets for "Snap, Crackle & Pop" start at $25 and can be purchased by calling 410-375-9175. Baltimore Boxing Promotions will also host a special 50/50 ... Read More »
Kid Dynamite: 18 year old Gunn Jr. Scores 51 Second Knockout!
Hackensack, NJ (April 29, 2014) – Hard hitting junior middleweight prospect Bobby Gunn Jr. scored his second straight first round annihilation, disposing the debuting Gabriel Smallwood in just 51 seconds last Saturday evening at the ABC Auditorium in Annandale, VA. Gunn Jr, who stopped Devin Gist in 43 seconds during his pro debut in March, had a nearly identical result ... Read More »
July Draws with Graves; Vows for better showing in next bout
Baltimore, MD (April 16, 2014) – Cruiserweight hopeful Venroy "Hardwork" July left the ring last Saturday evening following his eight round draw with unbeaten Quantis Graves as a frustrated fighter. July, who doubled as a main event boxer and promoted the card in front of a packed house at the Patapsco Arena in Baltimore, MD, battled a highly regarded foe ... Read More »
July confident heading into bout with unbeaten Graves!
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Melson applauds Governor Andrew Cuomo for reinstating SCI funding
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Gunn Jr Locked n Loaded for Pro Debut!
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July to face unbeaten Graves April 12!
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Luis named Cornwall's Ambassador of the Year!
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Vincent Miranda Challenges Sean Monaghan!
Albany, NY (February 11, 2014) – 28-year-old light heavyweight hopeful Vincent Miranda is tired of the hype surrounding "Irish" Sean Monaghan. Monaghan, a massive draw in New York City, signed with Top Rank last summer and was subsequently featured on two major fight cards. The 32-year-old Long Beach resident holds the WBC Continental Americas championship and is rated by three ... Read More »
"Kid Creole" Shines in Pro Debut!
Weirton, WV (February 9, 2014) – Cruiserweight prospect Jean Pierre "Kid Creole" Augustin had a strong showing yesterday evening in his pro debut, dominating veteran Michael Davis over four rounds at the Serbian American Cultural Center in Weirton, WV. Augustin, who hails from Lawrence, MA and is of Haitian heritage, was in control from bell to bell, landing hard shots ... Read More »
Ruiz Injured; Melson to face Ward February 12!
New York, NY (February 7, 2014) – tough Tennessean Donald "Bulldog" Ward will replace the injured Mike Ruiz as the opponent for Captain Boyd "Rainmaker" Melson Wednesday, February 12 in New York City. The Melson-Ruiz 154 pound showdown was heavily hyped in the Big Apple, with both men known for their warrior mentality and large fan bases, but a hand ... Read More »


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BRATTLEBORO The Brattleboro Retreat psychiatric hospital has until Oct. 30 to implement changes in its handling of violent or aggressive patient behavior or risk losing federal funding.
The Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements account for more than half of its revenues.
The hospital has provided the largest share of acute psychiatric care capacity to fill the gap created by the forced closure of the 54-bed Vermont State Hospital in Waterbury after flooding from Tropical Storm Irene in 2011 inundated the state office complex.
The Retreat had been working on corrections, but inspectors investigated a new complaint in July about a patient that revealed more problems. A patient had behaved aggressively for several days, frightening other patients and repeatedly striking a mental health worker.
Document said when the patient resisted emergency medication, Brattleboro police were called in to help and the patient ended up being tasered.
The Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services said the Retreat violated the patients rights by handing over authority to police when the patient was under the hospitals protection.
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Frequency up-conversion of coherent images by intracavity nondegenerate four-wave mixing
Optics Express, Vol. 14, Issue 18, pp. 8298-8304 (2006)
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This work presents theoretical and experimental studies of the processes of light field transformations upon frequency-nondegenerate four-wave mixing (NFWM) in a nonlinear Fabry-Perot interferometer (FPI). The principal aims are the development of a theory for intracavity four-wave mixing in complex molecular media in conditions of scattering from dynamic gratings and resonator feedback; determination of a mechanism of light field transformations in dynamic holograms, and also by nonlinear interferometers; working out and introduction of novel nonlinear-optical methods to control the characteristics of light beams. High diffraction efficiency (up to 13.5%) with simultaneous infrared-to-visible frequency conversion of coherent images has been experimentally obtained by intracavity NFWM.
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(050.0050) Diffraction and gratings : Diffraction and gratings
(090.0090) Holography : Holography
(190.0190) Nonlinear optics : Nonlinear optics
(190.4380) Nonlinear optics : Nonlinear optics, four-wave mixing
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Nonlinear Optics
Original Manuscript: July 5, 2006
Revised Manuscript: August 18, 2006
Manuscript Accepted: August 21, 2006
Published: September 1, 2006
O. Ormachea, O. G. Romanov, A. L. Tolstik, J. L. Arce-Diego, F. Fanjul-Vélez, and D. Pereda-Cubian, "Frequency up-conversion of coherent images by intracavity nondegenerate four-wave mixing," Opt. Express 14, 8298-8304 (2006)
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Featuring DJ set by Eru Dangerspiel & DJ VU
Following hugely successful gigs this year at WOMAD and The National Jazz Festival, Band of Thousands will descend on the windy city of Wellington for the first time on the 15th of June at Meow.
Born from a love of making music together, Band of Thousands sees Australian multi-instrumentalist Adam Page and local stalwart of the drums Riki Gooch stretching the boundaries of what is possible with only 2 people on stage. With a healthy amount of instruments and electronic equipment with pretty flashing lights, the duo create a hypnotic and powerfully rhythmic aural palate drawing on influences from artists as diverse as Steve Reich, Martin Dosh, Sun Ra and The Meters with nods to the futuristic beat movement.
Apart from performing with Band of Thousands, Riki Gooch is currently playing drums with Lord Echo and Fabulous/Arabia while also producing for artists such as Ria Hall and Hollie Smith. Riki also leads the sometimes 40 member strong supergroup Eru Dangerspiel. Riki is looking forward to this gig as much as he looks forward to a nice hot bath after spending a day in the mines.
Adam Page has recently moved to Wellington from Australia to immerse himself in the rich musical talent NZ has to offer. Kiwi artists and bands Adam has worked, recorded and performed with so far include Electric Wire Hustle, The Richter City Rebels, The Wellington International Ukulele Orchestra, STRIKE, John Psathas, Lisa Tomlins, The Troubles, Rhombus and, of course, Riki Gooch. Adam is looking forward to this gig as much as he looks forward to a nice hot bath after spending a day watching Riki work in the mines.
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8pm to 930pm - DJ support by Eru Dangerspiel and DJ VU
930pm - Band of Thousands begin.
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We are flying into Salt Lake City on August 1 and home the 15th. Planning to see Tetons, Yellowstone, Grand Canyon and several Utah parks. Have 3 boys aged 10, 14 and 16. Considering staying in Tetons for 4 nights with one day trip into Yellowstone. Good idea or mistake? Which Utah parks on our path are must see?? Considering arches, canyon lands, Monuments, Bryce, Zion, others??
2 week road trip out west from SLC. Need advice on lodging and parks
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With 14 days, drop Yellowstone and do a tour of the Southwest: Arches, Bryce, Zion, Grand Canyon, Mesa Verde, possibly Chaco Canyon, Canyon de Chelly, etc. That will be more than enough for 14 days.
As an alternative, you could do Yellowstone, Grand Tetons, Rocky Mountain NP, Dinosaur National Monument, Great Basin National Park and southern Idaho.
Neither of these lists suggests an itinerary that would be the most efficient. Google map might be useful for that purpose. Have the boys work on that. -
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There is no way I would spend 2 weeks in Utah in August. HOT HOT HOT HOT. Consider Michael's second paragraph.
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I've camped in the Southwest in the middle of summer. It cools down at night. While some may choose not to visit the area in the summer, one realizes that many people bear it; the crowded national parks are a witness to that.
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spirobulldog, August might not be the best month because of the heat, but year after year we had to go in the summer because our boys were in school so we had no other choice. It can be done. Hike early in the morning and late in the evening and do your driving in the heat of the day.
famof5, Two weeks for all the things you want to see can be done but you are going to be constantly on the move. You can easily spend a week in just Yellowstone. If this was my trip, I would stay in Yellowstone or at West Yellowstone and either make a day trip to the Grand Tetons or hit them on the way to or from Yellowstone. If you want to add other parks in Utah, then I recommend saving Yellowstone and Tetons for another trip.
Example trip:
8/1 Arrive SLC and drive to Moab 235 miles
8/2 Arches National Park - Moab
8/3 Canyonlands and Deadhorse State park - Moab
8/4 Moab, Utah to Torrey Utah with a stop at Capitol Reef National Park 160 miles
8/5 Torrey to Bryce Canyon via scenic Hwy 12 81 miles. There's a lot to do on Hwy 12. So plan on the day just doing the drive.
8/6 Bryce
8/7 Bryce to Zion 85 miles
8/8 Zion
8/9 Zion to Pocatello, Idaho 470 miles
8/10 Pocatello, Idaho to Yellowstone (depending on where you stay) 160 to 200 miles approx.
8/11 Yellowstone
8/12 Yellowstone
8/13 Yellowstone to Grand Tetons 115 more or less depending on where you stay
8/14 Tetons to Salt Lake 286 miles
8/15 Depart
If you want a more relaxed pace then I'd drop Bryce and Zion this trip because they are so far out of the way and spend more time in Moab, Yellowstone and Grand Tetons. You could easily add Dinosaur if you are dropping Bryce and Zion. Monument Valley is way out of your way.
Once you decide on your route, we can give you more ideas of what to see and do.
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Thanks for the advice so far. Timing is our only open window between summer and fall sports. We have family in SLC for home base. I'm struggling because we really want to see both Yellowstone/Tetons and Grand Canyon as this will likely be only trip out west for us with the kids.
Utahtea I will think more about what to cut out and come up with a new route. Thanks again. -
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Oh...I totally didn't see the Grand Canyon on your list the first time. That's really going to add a lot more driving and makes for a very difficult itinerary. You will have to make some hard decisions. If you think this will be the only trip out west with the kids, then you don't want to spend the majority of the time in the car and packing & unpacking from motels!
SLC as an actual home base for any of the Utah National Parks is not going to work. Family will probably want you to spend some time with them besides the day you land and the day you take off so that will also cut into your travel time too.
Good Luck!
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You could see Yellowstone and the Tetons in 3-4 days plus a day of driving on either side. So that's close to one week. If you go to the Grand Canyon, go to the North Rim--it is about 6 hours from SLC vs. 8 to the South Rim and it is much cooler. The only other park I would visit in August would be Bryce because it is at higher elevation. I don't do heat well, though. I would also say that if you really want to look at canyons up close and be awed by the scenery etc--Grand Canyon isn't as accessible as Zion or Arches. You really have to hike into it. So maybe you could do Yellowstone one week and then Bryce/Zion/Cedar Breaks the second week.
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I live in Oklahoma and work in 105 with 90% humidity(heat index hotter than Utah actually, usually). I would for sure do Yellowstone/Tetons with that combine Glacier National Park or Mount Rushmore/Badlands/Black Hills. There is also a couple of days you could spend in Wyoming-Battle of Little Bighorn/Big Horn Canyon/Cody.
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We really don't want to totally give up Grand Canyon. And we actually only have 12 days as we arrive at 11pm on 1st and leave 1am on 15th. Yikes! We are now thinking of the following itinerary:
8/2 SLC to Yellowstone
8/3-8/5 Yellowstone
8/5-8/7 Tetons
8/8 back to SLC (driving day)
8/9 to north rim GC (driving day)
8/10 -8/11 north rim
8/11- 8/12 Bryce
8/13 back to SLC and home
We are used to long drives as we drive from upstate Ny to Chicago about 4 times per year. Cut out Zion and arches/Moab from original plan which is a bummer but tried to cut hottest most off the main path out.
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Well the plan you have there looks decent for the heat. So, yeah do it. I have rafted the Grand Canyon and been to the South Rim 3 or 4 times. I have yet to make it to the North Rim. There are pros and cons for both the north and south rims. I think the weather and crowds of people will be much better on the North. Bryce is higher elevation, so that it is cooler there too.
I love Arches and Zion, but I think spending an adequate amount of time in the other places is great. -
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1 day is probably enough at the Grand Canyon unless you are doing some hiking or horseback/mule riding(which either would be great).
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Minor thing but I think it's easier to keep track of an itinerary if you list it by where you are staying overnight - that way you aren't listing off some days twice.
2-5 - Yellowstone
6-7 - Tetons
9-10 - North Rim
11-12 - Bryce
You said you are flying out at 1am on the 15th though and you have nothing listed for the 14th...so that should mean you have an extra day that you could add somewhere. It's only a 4 hour drive from Bryce to Salt Lake City, so conceivably you could actually stay at Bryce on your last full day until late afternoon or early evening, then drive back to SLC and go straight to the airport. A 1 am flight means you'll want to get there around 10:30 pm, so you won't need a hotel that night. You can shower at Bryce before you leave. That conceivably gives you 2 extra days if you figure on staying at Bryce just the night of the 13th.
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6-7 Tetons
9-10 Zion
11-12 North Rim
13 Bryce
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Thanks all! We're getting closer to a plan!
Spirobulldog - yes we have at least tentative reservations everywhere...couldn't get into Yellowstone ...booked Three Bears at West Yellowstone.
The more I read about Bryce vs Zion I am thinking we need to find a way to do both...at least a full day at each.
WhereAreWe - unfortunately the 15th was a typo...we leave the 14th at 1am...but you are right that we can spend most of the last day at Bryce.
I like the idea of Zion before North Rim and Bryce after...would reduce one long drive day a bit...and could probably reduce North Rim stay to one night....
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I'd keep two nights at the Grand Canyon. There are three main areas and you need more than one day to see them all. The Lodge area can be seen in a long half day, explore that the day you arrive. Then the next day head over to the Cape Royal and Point Imperial areas. They are a bit of a drive and you can spend all day there. If for some reason you can spend it at the lodge area.
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It was too chaste for Nancy's liking. Inside her head she could hear sultry encouragement from Bonnie Raitt, so Nancy decided to go for it. Whispering suggestively against Jane's lips, she said, "Let's give them everything to talk about."
Those who know "Something to Talk About" will glide over the reference with a little extra zing. But those who don't know the song get every piece of information they need to go right on with the story. In both cases, the reader builds an impression of Nancy: she likes Bonnie Raitt, she'd like to make out with Jane and doesn't care who's watching. A nuance here or there could paint Nancy as a shy suitor or an aggressive Don Juana. Instead of Bonnie Raitt, change the example to a reference to the Sex Pistols. What would the reader know about Nancy then?
Certainly, when penning a story set within a community—say, the lesbian community—or appealing to certain kinds of readers—say, lesbians—an author's well-chosen references to "our own" performers and songs can both illuminate and celebrate by creating a familiar, welcome bond.
These kinds of references can enrich characterization and background, but they need to be done for conscious and deliberate effect. A character that has stated she doesn't like country music, for example, wouldn't be likely to refer to Johnny Cash lyrics. A character that adores opera might often refer to themes or motifs in specific operas as she confronts issues in her life.
Let me close this article by addressing an exception to all that I have said:
...quoting something unprotected by copyright, that is, in the public domain. In that case, while one may be free to quote the lyrics in question, the real test is still whether that's truly necessary. Do these lyrics add to characterization and mood? Sometimes the answer is yes, in particular when the lyrics may be unknown to the reader.
As an example, in my Tunnel of Light series, the characters are deeply influenced by the religious music of Hildegard von Bingen, who died in the twelfth century. Her repeated imagery of blooming flowers, verdant gardens, dripping honeycombs, sacrificial blood, sacred love, unbearable yearning for another, and the uplifted voices of fervent virgins have all influenced the series. In a few cases I've quoted the original Latin and provided my translation. The actual quotations are sparing; I tried to live with the bare minimum and used what I did to evoke the medieval phrasing of that time period.
The themes of sacrifice, higher love and women in community I've used heavily, as well as the imagery of flowers, blood and unrequited desire. In some cases I wrote new lyrics for my pre- and re-incarnations of "Hildegard" that emphasize the mythic lesbian subtexts I find in her work. I share that information as proof that every rule was meant to be reflected on and, perhaps, carefully and consciously broken. I've tried not to use more of my own "Hildegard" lyrics than I have of the real ones. I still want the reader deeply bonded with the characters and not a handful of phrases that could break the mood. The lyrics are just a small part of a larger background canvas on which my story is painted.
As authors, we're free to write our own song lyrics and put them in the mouths of our characters. In those situations, the same concerns (distraction to the reader, broken pacing and substituting only lyrics when an entire performance is what's needed) should be considered. My own inclination remains that less is more.There can be circumstances where either legal issues may be moot or the motif of a song you can get permission to quote from is so tied to the story that presenting the lyrics would actually help the reader. If either of these instances is the case, be prepared to stand your ground with documented proof of your right to use the work. Publishers do not want to print a work only to have to destroy it because it contains copyrighted material used without permission. Frankly, the presence of lyrics in your manuscript may make a publisher reject it out of hand—why begin your quest to publish your work with a significant strike against it?
Fertile creative sources for writers come from all around us—
...the glory of sunrise on a grove of goldenrods, the sensual softness of a freshly washed baby or the passion of a ballad that rips our hearts to bits. Songs, or any work by someone else, for that matter, can be creativity-provoking. Why be distracted by legalities when channeling that inspiration into our own words is far more rewarding? Delighting, intriguing and ensnaring the reader into our stories is the point of our hard work, isn't it?
Allowing inspiration from all sources to blossom in our work is worth the creative struggle; it's where a writer's focus belongs.
© 2006 Karin Kallmaker
Appeared at www.justaboutwrite.com May 2006